The term French Cathedral refers to four cathedrals located in France: CHARTRES (8 letters), Rouen (5 letters), AMIENS (6 letters), and Sens (4 letters), as well as Reims (5 letters). These cathedrals are all examples of Gothic architecture, which was popular in Europe during the Middle Ages. CHARTRES Cathedral is particularly renowned for its stained glass windows, while Rouen Cathedral is known for its spire, which is the tallest in France. AMIENS Cathedral is the largest in France, and Sens Cathedral is the oldest. Reims Cathedral is famous for being the site of the coronation of the French kings.